3 Arts Entertainment Movie Updates

Warner Bros. is moving ahead with its sequel to the Tom Cruise-Emily Blunt time-travel tale Edge of Tomorrow.

Warner Bros has put into development a new installment of The Fugitive.

Paramount is negotiating with 3 Arts Entertainment to acquire the film rights to the forthcoming book Thirteen Hours: A Firsthand Account Of What Really Happened In Benghazi.

John Wells is getting ready to take on another big film for The Weinstein Company.

Joe Carnahan is in negotiations to direct Sugar Bandits, Universal’s adaptation of the Chuck Hogan novel Devils in Exile.

Warner Bros. and 3 Arts are digging into Adam Sternbergh’s Shovel Ready, developing a feature version of the sci-fi novel with Erwin Stoff producing.

Tom Cruise is attached to star in Yukikaze, an adaptation from Warner Bros. of a series of Japanese novels by Chohel Kamayashi The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

New Regency closed a mid-six figure deal for Hellbent, a thriller pitch that will be written by Aron Eli Coleite.

Jason Bateman is attached to star with Bridesmaids' Melissa McCarthy in the Universal comedy ID Theft. Bateman is producing the comedy with Scott Stuber.

Dwayne Johnson is turning to country music, toplining and producing a biopic of black country music star Charley Pride. Besides Johnson, producers are Dany Garcia, Randy Jackson and Pride's manager John Daines in association with Sony ATV Music Publishing.

Paramount Pictures acquired screen rights to "Out of Range," a book proposal for a two-book mystery that will be written by Hank Steinberg, the creator of the CBS series "Without A Trace."